perpetuate [pərˈpetʃueɪt, брит. pəˈpetʃʊ-] ГЛ. перех.
- perpetuate
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This possible interpretation seems to perpetuate the connections being made between gender and power.
en.wikipedia.org Historically, frequent, low-intensity surface fires perpetuated park-like conditions in ponderosa pine stands.
en.wikipedia.org They could observe the greater universe outside and be reminded of their role in perpetuating the universe.
en.wikipedia.org With social networking sites and blogs, any individual can perpetuate collective action with the right tools and audience.
en.wikipedia.org These notions have been perpetuated in studies of emotional labor that suggest that performed emotions in the workplace are somehow less than real.
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